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MANIFESTATIONS.

hssdquarters for reliable help for any capaeity,
ass1 hS's ss srs 'Rd bfcK ss
WANTED-A FRENCH DREssMAkRE WISHES
Sosa ~ ss to go out by the S take
WANTED-BY REsPEcTABIE CoLoRED GIRL
w Situation to sew by the day or week In private
family. References given. Address GIVEN. Star Of
WANTED-BY A NEAT AND RESPECTABLE
w young colcred girl position 70 with white
ence. Please call or address 4O5 sth at s.w IL
WANTED-BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN,
e in to e0s @ and
WANTEp-BY A REsPEcrABLE WHITE wo-
fa e please cali or IT.
VVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED
xs.e ssms Cali l 1Sss'
WANTED - BY TWO COMPETENT WHITE
Address Box -. Star Office ''"'''' '0'o fee IL:
wANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH ABILITY AND
ness with I rsliable party References eschsnged
WASTE11,tmaIBY RESPECT. EEs.REGIABLE WHITE Girl.
nnrse sity reference. Address H. L. u, Star ONCE
o " girl Situation; wages sl5 month. Inquire at
WANTED KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
Y! and competent servHnts In all capacities white
CESS. Employment bureau. 926 r st. NV mills ST.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG COI.ORED NAN, 10
w years old place to WORK willing to make hiuf
SELF useful about house prefer drvins either
ad aa good
WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL WITH FAIR
w edueation; Position IS companion or nurse APP
NANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION
w to teach music, French, German and usual Eng.
lish branches in private family seminary. Address
with particulars, bERDIE SPRINKLE, etsunton, Va.
mhl5-3ts
WANTED-BY BRICK BURNER, A PLACE IN
w out of the city or foremans place in O yard.
Address ISAAC c. POTEE 722 10th st. ne. mi bat
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, WITH SOME
w knowledge Of doube-entry, position "a assist
AIT with good bookkeepcr good reasons for leaving
present employers good references to chararter etc
Address s. E. JOHN. Star Office. mhl5-3t'
WANTED-KNOWNT TO ALI. THAT FURNISH
w competent servants and help of all description to
private families, hotels, stores and Offices r. ii.
BURNHAM, 630 832 st NV. mh12-6ts
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nrsrEn SHIFTING LINENS

PRINTED SHIFTING LrsEss
We will open the with the greatest bargain in
Fine Shifting Linens in neat designs ever placed
retail counter. One yard wie very fine quality,
ranted fast colors at 3Oc yard the regular price
for these elegant goods Ia 75c Very cool and service
able for Shirts Dresses and Underwear Pure linen ut
the price Of cotton.
Ask to see our styles of printed CHALE.
New GINGHAMS in very latest styles.
Finest quality French SATINES in choice styles,
patterns confined to us.
Buy your Wash Goods early, before the rush.
TENNIS SUITING in choice colors.
ONE PRICE.
NJ SINISTER SONS,
n. B. The best il the cheapest
mh14 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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$3.50 Trimmed Bonnets for $496.
33c. Straw Bonnets for 29c.
Acc. Hats, four shapes, Acc.
$6.6S English Tweed Suits, $5.98.
S12 SerHe Suits for 5000.
$3.50 Children's Suits for e. 94.
61.5O p. r." 4 and 6-button Gloves, 31.29.
25c. Isle Thread Gloves, 21c.
25c. Jswelry, all styles, 19c.
Toe. Jewelry. all styles, SOC.
25c. Rubber Dolls for 19c
CSC. BisQne Dolls for 49c.
81.45 Check Gossamers for 91.29.
Csc lunches Feather Tips for &c.
csc. Satin and g. G. Sash, SOC.
csc. Bottles Florida Water, 2lc.
SOC. Nickel Clocks. warranted, 70c.
lie. Lubin's Powder for Sc.
25c. Silk Garter Web for PIC.
13c. Roll Toilet Paper for lie.
CSC. Fans, all styles, loo.
9Sc. Fans, all styles. roc.
$1.6S Jerseys, all Styles $1.42.
$1-9S Children's Jerseys, $l59.
90c India Linens for 21c
, for 25c. Tides 3 for 19c.
5Oc. Satin Pincushions for Soc
1898 Tnilor-made Jersey Goats, $29a
$139S Beaded Visites for SO.
S3.9S Children's Coats for 1887.
Csc Lonsdale Cambria Gowns, G3c.
Soc Handmade French Chemises, 4Sc.
39c good Muslin Chemises, 34c.
39c rood Muslin Skirts, 29c.
2:1c. Null Caps for 19c.
csc. Lace Trimmed Aprons, 19c.
Soc. Writing Tablets, &c.
81 French Woven Corsets, 79c
Tjc Coutil and Sateen Corsets, SOC
4Sc. Wire "Health" Bustle. 39c.
98c. Coaching ParasOls for SIC.
al69 Fancy Parasols for 81 81.
$l.5O Gloria" not . fraud. $L38.
Csc japanese Ware for 21c.
$1.10 Guaranteed Black Silks, &c.
3l.45 Black Satin Rhadame, 81 IS
Csc. Spring Shades Surahs Soc.
10 per cent discount on Dress Trimminss But
tons. Curtains. LAces, Embroideries Ordsnts
Goods.
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and he seems TO have Lit on his feet.
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FOR Rents STORES.

HNOR RENT-THAT FINE NEW STORE. CORNER
IL 10Th st. and Penn ave. The attention of druggists
invited, the building erected especially that
business. A. p. PARDON, 1926 at. nhI6-4t
NOR RENT-ON APRIL STH. 1857, STORE
IL northwest corner 9TH and J. sts. w, including
fixtures; for many years past been occupied drug
store. W. G. DCkAII.
(Successor to Duvall X Marr),
mh1O-7t g..b ST NV
LNOR RENT-THREE NEW STORES AND DWELL
i ings; parties wishing good business stand would
do well to look at 1902 1S06 and 1S0S 14th H. W.
The stores and in of the best business oca
lions in the city. Apply TO J. W. p MYERS, l4aS
New York ave-, to the owner, W. 5. ROOSE 1.,,::sS
Penn. ave: key at 1904. mh7-lmo
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g e N IS.
Csc. Half Hose, all styles, 21c.
4Sc. Bicycle Hose for dc.
&1.35 Bicycle Shirts for 81.
4Sc. Underwear, all styles, acc.
OSc. Fancy C0lored Underwear. soc.
CSC. Satin-Nned Scarfs, all styles, 19c.
40 English Silk Scarfs, 30c.
65c. "Paiais Royal" Silirts, 7&c.
TIC. Fancy Trimmed N. Shirts. &c.
20c. Apply Linen Cuffs, 1Sc
15c. 3-ply Linen Collars. 1lc
46c. China Silk Handkcrchiefs, 35c
CSC. English Kid Gloves. Toe
81.5O Genuine Gloria" Umbrellas, 81 .3S.
&1.60 Cemented Rubber Coats. sl.3S.
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Foe SALE
LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL.
Block 3 Block IL.
No: 20 At 4Dc- per foot. No. 13 and part of 12
anc o atfoc- at .32c. per foot.
Bloek6.
West y lot st 4Oc. per #. Block A.
No. IL at .:jSc. per foot.
Bock9.
II at ........3Oc. Block Of
and II az .i.,c- No. ), and part of
s at--- 4Oc at....-......30c per foot.
tic.
" as.......-. .4:Jc.
ALSO,
No. IL, block G. Whitney Thrnestory Brick House
Clcse, AT &c per foot j. roOins with modern
improvements. 1915 h
CIAUDIUS D. JEWELL.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
milo Kellogg Building
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STORES.
Str.an dwR- 1914 9TH
ST. Nv MS 81 .
Str. rnl. and part cellar.
cor.ith and y sts.n.w 80
Str. RIA. l34l NJ 81. NV. I ,
Str. rln-. cellar, I back rm,,
POI III st. ne. ID
Str. and dwg. BIB Willow
Tree alley, tir. .....-10
Str. rm. 421 l. ST. sc. d
The above il only a port
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 18th. fmh15l
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LADIES. SHors.

LADIES SHOES.
We have heard of 1.-THE poetry Of notion" as applied
to graceful dancins. bat have never heard Of the
poetry Of shspe" yet there poem In the shape II
every Ladies' Shoe In our house. We marvelsd much
At our buyers delay In getting his stock together He
knowledge Of ladies' wants in footwear that he vs.
having his stock made up according to his own ideas
Our confidence in him has been justified by the rch
suits Of his labor Our Shoe Department il replete
with the handsomest Shoes for Ladies', Misses, Boys
and Gentlemen we have ever seen and the prices we
mark them cause them to sell on sight Ever since the
opening Of Shoe Department it has been crowded
with the elite Of Washington, snd in the early part of
last week hundreds Of ladies' had to go away without
being waited upon because not expecting such phe-
nominal and instant success. we had not provided
enough help to watt ali patrons, but now we are
equal to any emergency. and our Shoe Department il
hummins merrily.
We quote few styles and prices to Convey an idea Of
the rich bargains to be found In our Shoe Dsartment
Ladies' DonRola Kid Button Boots, common
ssnse and Spanish arch inster--au widths md
sizes; our price GAS; regular price %.
Misses Genuine Cur Kid Spring Heel Button
Boots. silk-worked button holes; our price
s1.50; regular price $2-Sisss IL to 8
Boys Button and Laced Boots. warranted
solid; our price e1.48; can't Be bought else
where for less than e1.75-Sizes to s.
Child's Kid Spring Heel Button Boots, the reg
ular price Of which is 81, but our price is 74c
Mems Genuine Calf Button, Laced and Con-
gress Caters, in seven different styles; our
price 2.48; sold the world over ct Ga
Every Shoe in our house il proportonasely high In
quality and low in price We keep only Shoes Of mef
torious quality and always guarantee our Shoes be
represented at time Of sae and another important
matter is WE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
oUTFITTERs IN FOOTWEAR,
mh17 800 TO 3Os SEVENTH STREET
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PERSONAL.

MOULD LIKE To SING In ONE OF THECHURCH
w ckoirs forhractice; will give services free. Ad
dress SOPRANO, Star office. mh19-3t'
ON ACCOUNT OF TEE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ Us now prepared 10 pay full value for
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Address or call At
JUS1H'S Old Stand. 6l9 ID st. nv. mhli-4m
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WANTED-LOTS,

w Lots, at Investment prices, TO sell in New York
HEISkELL McI.ERAN,
1908 at. NV,
Advertise and push property here and in the New York
market where Washington investments in demand.
This new feature comnends itself to wishing
quick sales No charge unless sales are made. New
York business promptly transacted through
ciate JNO. II. FOLEY (member r. Z. Exchange), 1877
broadway and 27S west 125th ST., New York mh4-1m
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WANTED--HOUSES.

XNANTED-BY A NAVAL OFFICER, TO LEASE,
w for year longer, small UNFINISHED House,
with modern improvements, in northwest section.
Rent about $40. Address II. d. w. star Office. i1-:,t'
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE NEAR STREET
w cars must be bargain. Address j. E. s., Star
office mill -3ts
WANTED-A COUNTRY HOUSE, FURNISHED
w or unfurnished, for the summer months. within
dress Box 8 Is, City Post Office. mil a-3t.
VNYANTED-BY TWO LADIES THE CARE OF A
w house for the summer; best Of references. Ad-
dress p. r. F., Star office. mhl5-3t-
VHTANTED-1,OOO HOUSES.
w All sections Of Washington to sell to New York
investors.
HEISKEIL. 4 McLERAN,
zoos ST. NV,
Advertise and sell property here in New York Bust
ness Associate: JNO. K. FOLEY, 1877 Broadway and
27S w. l25th ST.. NY. mh4- I'm
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VETANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN-oNE LARGE OR
w two mediunl-sized we'll furnished Rooms with
bath convenient. west Of 10th ST. private entrance;
first floor preferred. Address A. c. e.. Star Office
and please state lowest terms It.
VVANTEp-BY TWO TIDY ADULTS ONE L ARGE
w furnished second.story front Room; also. one
small unfinished Room with light privileges Of the
Star office. It,
WANTED-TwO ROOMS UNFINISHED, IN A
w good location; I'd or Sd floor state terms and ref
erence. Address box 10. Star Office. nh11-2ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (NO
w chillren), two or three rooms, second floor
furnished, for light housekeeping; northwest pre-.
ferred Answer giving particulars, otherwise will
ceive attention. Price must be reasonable. Ad.
dress Box 16:3. Star office. mhl6-3ts
MANTED-2 OR 3UNFURNISHED ROOMS SUIT.
w able for light housekeeping by gentleman and
wife. Address, stating price and locality, A. L. Star
Office. mhl6I2t'
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OFFICES

- ~ ID floor l22p Pa aySIO
Vernon Row, room IL. ~
4ol 9TH ST. 9r.. I'd n. l2,..,0
Gunton bldg. r % l22..,O
Iyenok Bldg. r. 3.......1U
oil 9TH St, baseIn't, r.4.l0
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BOARDING.

EoR RENT-pLEASANT WELL EUENIsHED
given and required 514 13tn st. Nv. ti7-2m'
NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM& WITH FIRST
II class board near MGPnersOn Square. References
exchansel Trans;epts accommodated. 1O16 18th st.
mh5-.sws
DOAnDING AND ROOMS - TWO LARGE WELL
ID furnished communicating front rooms; second
1Oor Ia le hoard rs per mouth per week and so
day. Others 1t low prizes. 3i4-3l6 Indiana ave.
f2o-3m
- In = priynta family, with all the comforts of
home: only SlU per month. - pcr week.or 75cellts
pcrday. ao-lms
CPRAGUE MANSION, COB. 9Th AND sTS n W.,
- three I'D HoOrl trpnt communicating corner
rooms With hrst-class board also one or two other
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Nm y T.. =. W. n Sc.

NOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 450 NJ ST. NV. ALL
II modern improvements. rooms. bath and cellar:
rent $40. ArIlN at FRO. 9th ST n ". NH ln-ro:lt,
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a33 ~, ct q DIV. SEQ 3l5 4th n. e. On. $50
lllp attn ST., lOr go 81 4th n tr. IL 10
,so6 Gay titn ~ n 40 1919 i1oundy st a e 200
LOB 9th ST. n W, 0r-.5. 80 ll2., & at Or 1000
SNORMSTEDT a BRADLEY,
mhlS-a 81 stnw.
INOE RENT
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EoR RENT-HoUSEs.
JIG HILL A. JOHNSTON

TNOR RENT-AT $50 PER MONTH-A SUBURBAN
IL farm; 2 miles from the city: pa Ia acre. \
grass; fruit. nine-room house. IN cellar;
pump porch: large barn suitable dairy GARDEN
ing or poultry farm, for residence of
ment employ.
I. ii. sYPH ERD.
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Il 1919 ST. 3story brick. Il rooms. 90
li44 Pierce ST. 3-story rooms .....-.... BOO
-, Cleveland 2-story brick. q 30
40 st. ne, 3story brick, IA rooms 5000
NJ NJ PARKER,
mhl2-l2t l4ls Est
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lrOR RENT WILL LEASE To A RESPONSIBLE
j party an elegant furnished residence. = roons
within a few yards OF Thomas Circle al half price
regard being had 10 the person than amount VI
rent paid. 63s 4 ST. w, 10 rooms. $50 - II.
rooms, three stories, pressed brick front $40 q H.
KNIGHT, 609 9TH ST. n. w. doors above +. mhls-2w
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p UDDYGORE SCORE, GILBERT sULIIvANs
Auia ave. mh15-1W
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FAsHlON IN JEWELRY

There appear, t0 Pee mo- dimnution in the
demand for pearls, ana especially coiored
pearls.
There i.no question about clusters being
fashionable. one sees cluster finger rings. ear
rings. sarf pins aud brooches.
The opal is very fashionable at the present
day Queen Victoria is responsible for the
revival ~ interest iu this Stone.
The garnet also is revived DO society. 10 Is
said THAT urnot- make the skin appear white,
auI are eWmty becoming
White eama. jewelry, in flower and other
patterns. promises 10 be the correct Style in
iewe.rg % wear with summer dresses
Stylish earrings. and ones much sought
after hy young ladies who can afford them,
have ruby centers; indeed, the ruby is "a
favorto everywhere.
a pretty c0nceit in bar pin is that Of
canoe, with the bar. resting DO the oar locks,
and "a soil rope hanging over the bow oi the
boat Little gold wishbones tipped with
pearls contribute 20 theuew st0ei, of bar pins,
SD does a gold parasol with a topaz ball for "a
handle
4 novelty which has appeared both as
brooch and pendant for queen chain, con-
sist. of % s. gold piece that has been relieved
Of ail tle gold Intervening between the head
m the center and the stars around the edge Of
the piece, presenting gold wheel or rim "
stars. with medallion in the center, showing
the bead Of a woman
A number Of japanese dollars, also Old
Mexican dollars, have been made into lockets.
+ They may he worn on silver chain or car
nel in the pocket as "a piece for luck 10
need hardly bee told that the initiated know
/ how to touch the spring that shifts one half
F of the piece ,o as % expose hidden picture
+ of ..he 0r She. as the case chances % be-.
Both flower and fly pins thrive. The long
stemmel flower pins bid fair o. be- very pop
/ umr ornaments during the summer season.
T Their graceful stems admit of the long pins
underneath which are SO convenient for
catching aud holding masses of lace and other
! delicate fabrics, and this, by The way, was
+ the great secret Of the old lace pins success.
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Tie center Of the Union.

II hardly seems credible 40 first thought,
but the village OF Attoo, Alaska, makes san
Francisco practically the half way town as
We 20 from Calais Ne, TO our we,iernmost
settlement 1t is really but slightly short Of
being Just midway, 81. ce Attoo stands almost
5000 miles west II the Golden Gate.
The distance in statute miles between san
Francisco and a point due south of Attoo,
measured ON the parallel Of san Francisco, Is
2.a43 miles.
The distance east from Attoo Of point due
north Of san Francisco, measured on the
parallel Of Attoo, is 2,2l45 miles y strict
geographical center Of the American Union Is
that point at sea forty miles of the mouth OF
the Columbia river, on the coast Of Oregon. go
Philadelphia Times.
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ABOUT WOMEN.
Mrs. Louise Daniels has been licensed as
nilnf ON q Lake Champlain Steamboat.

Mrs. Louise Daniels has been licensed as
pilot on n Lake Champlain steamboat.
Miss Endcott, the daughter Of the secre-
tary Of war, is one Of the best lawn tennis
players in Washington.
Emma Abbott, who has called at the
White House. finds Mrs Cleveland very
pretty. and reports Mr.. Cleveland very fond
Of music.
Ellen Callahan, Of Sierra county, New, is
a pretty girl who runs a cattle ranch on her
own account, is worth $1,000, and isn't
afraid Of anybody.
Mis- Elizabeth Garrett, sister Of the presi-
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, IS
worth about Sls,OO,O00 and Is very bright
and business like woman.
Jenny Lind is honored in Sweden not only
for her fame rs a singer, but also for the
noble educational institution which she has
founded IN her native Stockholm.
4 new ferry line between New York and
Brooklyn is employing women as ticket sell
ers. The president of the company says he
pays them the same wages rs he would men.
There is q public statue in New Orleans Of
n woman who wa, a baker ShedistinguiShed
herself hy her lavish liberalty in furnishing
bread free % the children i'm the orphan
asyIums.
Anna Katharine Green, author Of "The
Leayeuw0rth Case and other detectivestories,
+, married. her real name being Mrs R0hlfs.
She SAYS She was never IN court room and
never knew a detective
OF the 100000 women in Brazil only
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-24

Much min may Doe derived from theu-e ot %
..uul. ley.r press. made on the principle 90 %
lennon -queelrr lt Requires ESQ persons,
however. 90 manage this-one to hold tne
material in the bag or cloth and the other to
apply OBJ. pressure The emit here given shows
h0w OBJ. same press may Doe arranged to be
worked by one person One " tine halves Of
the pres, is hinged % piece Of board $50
feet long ana fourteen inches "de and ST
upon table with one end elevated DO the
manner ,hownin the figure
Such "a press viii Dee found specially con-
yeuient among housewives who make their
own ieIHes aud Wines as with lbs ad the
juice may Doe pressed without either miu.y
firing 0r staining the hands.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-24

Bangor. Me- The base Is eight feet Three
inches square, supporting pedestal vi TWO
polished stones Above this is the ODE with
inscriptions. and on that plain shaft twelve
feet high The die j, inscribed thus.
On the west side is the inscription:
This monument is erected OF the place of Dis
birth Dos % surviving o0mrade Co cDmmo'n rate
the virtues " thc Confederate dead, s. ID l,e'.
On the north panel is the following mserip
ton:
Beneath nis sod Is mingled the sacred dust of
10f unknown soldiers who were attached iN ihr
following commands. First Mississippi regiment,
Second Mississippi regiment Seventh Texas roti
ment. Eighth Kentucky regiment. Forrest IS
cavalry. W0olwarls Kentucky cavalry. Green B
Kentucky artillery War between the states
lsGl-l,G5.
Ontheea panel isengrayed the sentiment:
While martyrs for Conscience sake are re-
sr.cfed the yallr aud devotion ~ thr Coufrier
ate soldiers win Doe admired by thr good and the
brave
On the panel facing the south is the mscrp-
ton.
Round this column IS buried all Of heroism that
could die.
The north and south sides Of the die are
decorated WIN bronze tilill'A0' anu Al' 'A'-
and west sides with laurel wreaths
ON the front Of the shaft are two crossed
swords with laurel wreath. The structure
is ornamental with Cormthian cap stone,
bearing ou It's summit a pyramid Of five poll
i,hcd granite cannon balls eighteen inches IN
diameter The entire structure is thirty
seven and half feet in height AZ the APP
proach 20 the monument from the south side
is an ornamental entrance Of granite eight
feet wide On the posts Of the entrance are
engraved branches Of laurel anc oak, and
underneath an antique dagger encircled hy
a wreath Of laurel The description aud oar
engraving attest the beauty of tle design
and give assurance that this monument VIII
ever remain "a beautiful proof of generous
sentiments i'm our reunited country and an
honor 70 the donor.
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A Good Family Dessert.

One Of the best family dessert, can be- made
either in city or country of apples aud stale
bread, says Miss Julia Cor,on, in liarpers
Bazar: Peel ten good sized apples, core ami
slice them, and stew to % pulp with sugar
enough to swceten. meantime thirkly butter
the sides and bottom of au oval earthen dish'
and pres, all around them crumbs from the
inside of loaf Of bread, having them nearly
an inch thick when the apple is done mix
with il tablespoonful Of butter and one egg
beaten; put the apple into the dish without
disturbing the crumbs, over the surface put
M inch thick layer of crumbs dotted with "A
few bits OF butter, and bake the pudding
until the crumbs no the sides are brown. turn
a platter just largcenough % iuclose the dish
within It's rim. over the pudding dish, quickly
turn both upside down. so that tine pudding
will slip out on the platter, dust 10 with
powdered sugar and serve 20 hot
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-24
ART AND ARTISTS.

There are ODD, American artists represented
IN the Paris salon thi. year, and twenty Of
them are women.
Alma Talemas last and most famous pict-
ure. Women 0f Amphis,a,' now at the
Royal Academy, has just been sold for 600
guiueas.
III Mo,man. the sculptor Of Chicopee,
has been given the commission 90 execute IN
bronze tile equestrian statue ri Gen. Ulysses
5. Grant FOR the city " Chicago
Il is stated that = II Potter, young Eng
li,h artist of great promise, one u whose
pictures now occupies prominent place in
the Grosyenor gallery, has just died of actual
starvation
Mmkacsy has accepted some commissions
which viii occupy h- time for several years.
Among other things BE- viii paint "a colossal
picture for the yestibule Of the new Royal
Art museum boo Vienna, and three wall paint
ing in the new parliamentary buildings at
Buia-le,th
The Dr. Seward Webb prize Of 500 FOR the
best specimen of American landscape paint
ing was awarded 20 M j. Francis Muir
phy for his painting, Brook and Fields,
at present hung in the exhibition Of the So
ciety Of American Artists in Yandells gal
lery, New York city.
William T. Walters, Of Baltimore, values
his art collection at more than 100000.
Mr. Walters is Pennsylvania ~ Scotch
Irish ancestry. His love for art has been the
ruling passion Of his life The first g be ever
spent was for picture Every year be put
aside part Of bis income for art purchases.
The result has been a private art gallery
which many consider tie most harmonious
and beautiful in the world